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Parashat Acharei Mot begins by telling us that Hashem spoke to Moshe after the tragic deaths of Nadav and Avihu, who died while attempting to draw closer to Hashem. Though their death was a colossal tragedy, the Torah teaches us how to view it—and more broadly, how to understand when tragedy befalls righteous individuals especially when they are engaged in holy pursuits. At that time, the Jewish people were yearning for the Shechina to dwell in the Mishkan they had built. After the sin of the Egel , they were unsure whether Hashem would rest His presence among them. On the day of the inauguration, Aharon offered multiple korbanot as instructed, but still, the Shechina did not descend. Only after Moshe and Aharon entered the Ohel Mo'ed to pray did a heavenly fire come down and consume the offerings. The people rejoiced—Hashem had forgiven them and chosen to dwell among them. In their deep yearning and love for Hashem, Nadav and Avihu brought the Ketoret on their own initiative. Then, the unimaginable happened: another fire came down and consumed them. Everyone was in shock. Was this a sign of Hashem's anger? Did it mean the forgiveness was rescinded? Moshe then told Aharon that Hashem had previously said He would be sanctified through the deaths of great people—and Nadav and Avihu were those chosen Tzaddikim. The Torah testifies that when Aharon heard this, " וידם אהרן "—he remained silent , accepting Hashem's will without protest. As a reward for his profound emunah and submission, Hashem then spoke directly to him. What appeared to be divine punishment was, in fact, a great Kiddush Hashem . The Or HaChayim explains that Nadav and Avihu became so spiritually elevated that their souls desired only closeness to Hashem and no longer wished to remain in the physical world. Today, we lack prophets to explain tragedies, but we have the Torah—eternal and unchanging—to guide us in how to view them. Our greatest strength lies in trusting Hashem and using pain as a catalyst for growth. We are reminded that this world is temporary, and every moment here is an opportunity to serve and connect with our Creator. The Rashbam writes that the greatest Kiddush Hashem on that day was not the death of the tzadikim , but Aharon's silent acceptance. Seeing his beloved sons die before him, he continued to serve Hashem with unwavering devotion. That act sanctified the Mishkan more than any offering brought that day. When a person accepts Hashem's judgment with love, he elevates not only himself but also the space around him. Such acceptance carries a powerful spiritual energy, capable of invoking blessing and even salvation. The sanctity of Har HaBayit , where the Beit HaMikdash would one day stand, was similarly established through Avraham Avinu's loving acceptance of Hashem's will. When commanded to offer Yitzchak as a korban, despite the contradiction to Hashem's earlier promise that his future offspring would come through Yitzchak, Avraham did not question. The Targum Yonatan on the passuk יראה ויקרא שם המקום ה ' explains that Avraham prayed not to harbor any complaints, fully submitting himself to Hashem's will. His wholehearted obedience imbued the mountain with eternal holiness. Just as the Mishkan was sanctified through Aharon's faith, and the Beit HaMikdash through Avraham's, so too can we infuse holiness into our lives and surroundings by accepting Hashem's decrees with love and trust. Whenever a person accepts the will of Hashem with love, although it's difficult, he elevates himself and the place around him. Our job is to trust Hashem and always continue growing in our Avodah no matter what happens.

There are two amazing explanations on the word Pekudei. First , it means to count- referring to when the Jewish people brought the multitude of material and the Kalim of the Mishkon to be counted by Moshe.The purpose of the Mishkon was to forgive the Jewish people for the sin of the Egel. Moshe, as the leader of the Jewish people, was able to transfer the ownership of materials from the individual to the public- the Jewish people. A second explanation of Pekudei is to bring together. By Moshe building the Mishkon, he brought together all the higher energies and unlimited Kadusha from above. The idea of the Mishkon was to take something limited that could be counted, and through that, to draw down the unlimited Divine.לקו״ש כו-ב

It's all about the generosity of the heart. After the Jewish people sinned with the Egel , Hashem forgave them. In order to counter the excitement they had when they brought the gold to build the Egel, the Jewish people displayed their generosity of heart during their donations for the Mishkan, which were accompanied with great enthusiasm and excitement. Their massive donations, initiated from themselves, were accompanied with passion and excitement. This countered the exhiliration displayed at the Egel. Interestingly, in this area, the women who naturally have more fear and belief in Hashem and naturally more generosity of the heart, brought more than the men. Also in accomplishing the purpose of the Mishkan- that Hashem should dwell permanently in the Mishkan, the generosity of the heart, contributions initiated by the Jewish people themselves, guaranteed that the Shchina rest there and in a permanent way.לקו״ש כו-ב

On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Soterios Johnson dives into the best of Sacramento's food, culture, and outdoor scene with three expert insiders. First up, Johnson is joined by Benjy Egel, the food and drinks writer for The Sacramento Bee. Egel explains how the area's agricultural abundance helps fuel its thriving farm-to-fork dining scene. “So much of the U.S.'s produce comes from the Sacramento region and the Central Valley as a whole, and so we have this wealth of tomatoes and asparagus and even caviar here in the region,” says Egel. He then dives into where to grab some local good eats, from neighborhood favorites in Little Saigon to Michelin-starred joints in Midtown. Next, Johnson is joined by Ashley Shult Langdon, author of Mildly Scenic, a trail guide to Sacramento's Lower American River. The outdoor enthusiast and longtime Sacramentan describes what aspects of the river continue to surprise and delight. “Just within a 10-minute walk from the city, you can feel like you're out in the wilderness,” says Langdon. Langdon gets into her favorite spots and the family activities that visitors can enjoy along the lower half of the American River.    Last, Johnson talks arts and culture with Hillary Louise Johnson of Sactown Magazine. The seasoned writer discusses Sacramento's growing creative landscape. “There's such a density of public art [in Midtown], in part because Sacramento's pretty mural-crazy,” says Johnson. She then goes on a culture-fueled walking tour throughout the city's artsy neighborhoods with stops for coffee and shopping along the way.

Ramban on the Torah | 5785 | 20 | Ki Tisa, by Rav Eli Weber What did the Egel come to replace?

In this episode of Coaching In Session, host Michael Rearden engages in an insightful conversation with Kim Egel, a licensed mental health therapist with 20 years of experience, as they explore the deep connection between mental health and physical wellness. Kim shares her holistic approach to therapy, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, emotional maturity, and the role of childhood experiences in shaping our mental well-being.They discuss how habits formed early in life can impact self-perception, emotional health, and personal growth. Kim highlights the importance of listening skills in therapy, uncovering deep-rooted patterns, and how individuals can break free from self-sabotage. This episode also touches on how discipline, accountability, and self-care play a vital role in making lasting lifestyle changes.Join Michael and Kim as they dive into the complexities of mental health, offering practical strategies for embracing discomfort and making small, intentional steps toward positive change.Kim Egelhttps://www.kimegel.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-egel/https://www.instagram.com/iamkimegel/https://www.youtube.com/@kimegelhttps://www.pinterest.com/kimegel/#MentalWellness #SelfAwareness #EmotionalMaturity #SelfSabotage #TherapyAndHealing #MentalHealthMatters #SelfCareJourney #HolisticWellness #LifestyleChanges #MindBodySoul #KimEagle #CoachingInSession #PersonalGrowth #Accountability #Discipline #SelfLoveSend us a MessageSupport the showWebsite: www.Revenconcepts.comEmail: Coachinginsession@gmail.com Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share the podcast with others who would benefit from it!

Send us a textThis episode highlights the importance of embracing the journey of self-discovery while navigating societal pressures. Kim Eagle elucidates the distinction between being stuck and being scared, urging listeners to confront their fears and pursue their truths. - Introduction to Kim and her journey into therapy - The significance of being a seeker - Fear versus genuine obstacles in life - The impact of codependency on self-worth - Embracing discomfort as a pathway to growth - Tools for managing feelings of rejection and validation Where to find Kim Eagle: Visit her website at kimeagle.com for resources and to connect on social media. Support the showFollow Playing Injured on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/playinginjured/

Ramban on the Torah | 5785 | 18 | Teruma, by Rav Eli Weber Is there an order to the Torah? What would me the meaning of the Mishkan without the Egel? Why is the order of building the Mishkan the way it is?

Parshas HaShavuah Shiurim: Parshas Ki Sisa - Standing Up And Not Backing Down- Bnei Levi In The Aftermath of The Egel, Eliyahu On Har HaCarmel, and Esther's Response To Mordechai 03/05/2023

Halachah From The Parshah Series: Parshas Ki Sisa - The Egel HaZahav and the laws and customs of Rosh Chodesh 02/28/2021

There are two approaches to learning Torah and fulfilling Mitzvos. One is similar to a servant that does everything his master commands him to do, yet his own identity remains important; he takes care of his own affairs and lives his own life. This individual is compared to a person that keeps the Torah; he does everything Hashem commands him to do, but he is his own person and lives his own life. A deeper approach is where every aspect of the individual is devoted to Torah; he doesn't have an independent life because Torah guides him in every aspect of his life. This is hinted at in the word Torah itself which means “lesson/guide“.In addition, Hashem says the first of the Aseres Hadibros in singular in order to allow Moshe the ability to defend the Jewish people who served the Egel. It would afford Moshe the ability to say that the Jews may have mistakenly assumed that Hashem was just talking to him. Therefore, Hashem goes out of His way to change the wording just so Moshe should be able to help a Jew, although he may have opposed Hashem..לקו״ש כו-ב

Kim Egel: Licensed Mental Health Therapist: Emotional Blockage (what it is & how to heal) I've been a licensed Marriage Family Therapist with my own private practice for 15 years; working within mental health for 20. My experience as a former semi professional athlete combined with my education has inspired me to create my therapeutic practice around the core principles of whole body wellness. I believe that complete healing involves looking at all aspects of an individuals health; MIND / BODY /SOUL. Link: https://www.kimegel.com/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: Support PEG by checking out our Sponsors: Download and use Newsly for free now from www.newsly.me or from the link in the description, and use promo code “GHOST” and receive a 1-month free premium subscription. The best tool for getting podcast guests: https://podmatch.com/signup/phantomelectricghost Subscribe to our Instagram for exclusive content: https://www.instagram.com/expansive_sound_experiments/ Donate to support PEG free artist interviews: Subscribe to our YouTube  https://youtube.com/@phantomelectricghost?si=rEyT56WQvDsAoRpr PEG uses StreamYard.com for our live podcasts https://streamyard.com/pal/c/6290085463457792 Get $10.00 Credit for using StreamYard.com when you sign up with our link RSS https://anchor.fm/s/3b31908/podcast/rss

We're now the song of the Behema Gasa Tehora the large domesticated kosher animal. We already had the Song of the Ox, and therefore the commentaries say we're talking about the para , which is the female cow . She has a separate song: בְּהֵמָה גַּסָּה טְהוֹרָה אוֹמֶרֶת. הַרְנִינוּ לֵאלֹהִים עוּזֵּנוּ הָרִיעוּ לֵאלֹהֵי יַעֲקֹב: (תהילים פא ב) Let us sing a song to God, our strength, let us sound the trumpet to the God of Yaakov. As always, we have to understand the meaning of the pasuk, and also why this animal (in our case today, the cow) is singing this song. Rav Chaim Kanievsky cites a pasuk in Shemuel א 7,12 that discusses how the cows brought the Aron Hakodesh back after it was in captivity. The cows sang a song, says the Gemara in Avoda Zara 24B, that God miraculously allowed them to sing, " Roni Roni Hashita/ Sing sing to the Aron of made out of Shittim wood . Rav Chaim Kanievsky points out that the cows sang this song of Rena . And that's why in our pasuk, it's a song of Rena, to our God, that is our strength. But let's go deeper. What exactly is going on of here? Why the cows? And what song are we singing? The Mabit tells us in Perek Shira the Hereinu is a double Rena . Why a double Rena ? We're going to sing the song for God's justice that turned into mercy , and we'll sing a song for God's mercy. Elohim always means justice. Hareinu Elohim/ we'll sing to Elohim. That means God's trait of justice, turned around into mercy. This pasuk is said on Rosh Hashanah, and this entire chapter is talking about the Shofar of Rosh Hashanah. So this is a Rosh Hashanah message that the cows are going to be singing. On Rosh Hashanah, we have Middat HaDin/God's judgement. How do we deal with the Middat HaDin? What do we do when it looks like we're in a precarious situation? The Bet Yosef, in Or HaChaim siman ר צב where it talks about why we use the term Yitzhak Yiranen/ Yitzhak sings a song, says Abraham symbolizes Hessed, Yitzhak symbolizes Din / justice , and Yaakov Avinu is the harmony of both of them. So Yitzhak sings the song when times are tough, the songs of accepting God's will. Where do we see this? When Avraham told Yitzhak in Bereshit 22,8, " You are going to be the Olah, " it says Yitzhak sang a song of Rena . Anytime there's a korban, there's a song. So Yitzhak Avinu says, I am the korban, and I'm going to sing the song of the Korban. I'm going to accept God's will, even though I'm the Korban. Our three Avot correspond to Kohen, Levi and Yisrael. So Yitzhak Avinu deals with God's justice and sings a song of Rena, which is accepting God's will. But what happens when you're in a difficult situation and you sing the song and you accept God's will? Kol Rena V'yeshua B'Olahalei Sadikim/In the tents of Sadikim there's a Kol Rena, they are singing, even in the most difficult of times, accepting the will of God. V'Yeshua, and Hashem saves them. Yitzhak was eventually saved. He wasn't offered as a korban. The knife was taken from his neck. In part, it was because of Yitzhak Yeranen/Yitzhak Sang , he accepted with Rena . And now we go a step further. Why did the Jewish people choose a golden calf? As we know, the para is the mother of the calf. in Rashi Bamidbar, 19, 22 explaining why we have a para Aduma, it says it atones for the sin of the golden calf, because he calf is the child of the para. Rashi brings a mashal to a maid-servant whose child dirtied the palace. And they say, "Let the mother clean up the dirt of the child." So too, "Let the Para come to clean up form the Egel." What was wrong with the Egel? What went wrong? The Ramban says that the Jewish people were in the desert. The desert is a desolate area, which symbolizes Middat HaDin, and they felt, not that they were worshiping the Egel, but they felt that since Moshe was gone, they needed to focus on something on God's throne, that you focus on during times of Din. In Yehezkiel 1,20 it says, The cow was on the left. Left is always justice, right is kindness. So therefore, Aharon Hakohen thought, let that destructive cow, the cow that gores, come be the one that's going to direct us when Moshe is gone . So the cow symbolizes justice and here the cow is going to tell us the secret. You made a mistake. In a time of justice, I'll tell you the secret. הַרְנִינוּ לֵאלֹהִים עוּזֵּנוּ הָרִיעוּ לֵאלֹהֵי יַעֲקֹב: (תהילים פא ב) Sing the song of Rena to God, accepting His will. That's our strength. In Vayikra 23, 24, when talking about the shofar, Seforno quotes our pasuk and he says, it's time of justice. And what do we do? We want to be happy that God is our King. We give ourselves over to His will, and we're hoping that He's going to tilt the scale of justice and turn it into kindness, and will save us. And he quotes a pasuk, Hashem is my judge. Hashem is the One that sets the rules up, and therefore He will save us. So on Rosh Hashana we accept the will of God. We go with the approach of Rena . That's the secret of the cows. And that will bring us the ultimate salvation.

New Sacramento City Councilmembers Roger Dickinson and Phil Pluckebaum talk about a major vote. Former Councilmember Katie Valenzuela reflects on her time in office. Finally, The Sac Bee's Benjy Egel looks at his memorable eats of 2024. New Sacramento Councilmembers Roger Dickinson and Phil Pluckebaum

Kim Egel is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 15 years of experience running her private practice and a total of 20 years working in the mental health field. https://bit.ly/KimEgelPodcast A former semi-professional track and field athlete, Kim combines her athletic background with her extensive education to create a therapeutic approach centered on the principles of whole-body wellness. She believes that true healing involves addressing the interconnected aspects of an individual's health—mind, body, and soul. Drawing on her experience as an athlete, Kim integrates the mind-body-spirit connection into her work with clients. She advocates for using physical activity, healthy lifestyle habits, and foundational wellness practices alongside talk therapy to support mental health. Kim is deeply committed to embodying the principles she teaches. She prioritizes authenticity in her work by aligning her own life with the wellness practices she encourages for her clients. Her personal dedication to mental and physical well-being informs her therapeutic approach, ensuring she shows up fully present and engaged in her sessions. To maintain her own mind-body connection, Kim explores activities like freediving, surfing, snowboarding, hiking, running, and boxing. She also practices breathwork, visualization, and meditation. This commitment to her personal wellness enhances her ability to guide clients who are eager to strengthen or reconnect with their own mind-body connection. Kim is passionate about helping individuals transform their lives and looks forward to connecting with those ready to embrace whole-body wellness.

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Wie een egel in zijn tuin heeft mag van geluk sprekenWant niet alleen heb je dan blijkbaar een tuin, maar ook nog eens één van de allerleukste dieren te gast. Egels weten er weg mee, ze eten insecten, tot wel veertig slakken per nacht, regenwormen, kleine muizen, hagedissen en zelfs slangen (het Griekse woord voor egel is slangeneter!). Ze schuifelen in de schemering en 's nachts op zoek naar voedsel. In de zomer eten ze zich als het goed gaat dik en rond, laten hun lichaamsgewicht toenemen van zo'n kilo tot wel anderhalve kilo. In oktober zoeken ze hun overwinteringsplek op. In die beschutte omgeving laten ze hun lichaamstemperatuur zakken tot zo'n tien graden. Uit die winterslaap worden ze af en toe even wakker, worden kort warm, waarschijnlijk voor herstel van processen in de hersenen en ander organen, om dan pas in maart weer definitief tevoorschijn te komen. Dan breekt meteen het voortplantingsseizoen aan. Ze krijgen 2 tot 10 jongen en die moeten snel groeien om weer op tijd klaar te zijn voor het volgende overwinteringsseizoen.De egel is een beschermde soort in ons land, de grootste vijand is het verkeer met tot wel 300.000 slachtoffers per jaar. Maar ook door gestrooid gif, gladde vijverwand, schapengaas en keldergaten weet de mens ze het knap lastig te maken. Verder hebben ze maar weinig vijanden, soms een roofvogel of een das, vaker nog een hond. En dan zijn er nogal wat bacterie-ziektes die ze parten kan spelen. Het is geen goed teken als een egel overdag rondscharrelt, dan doet men er goed aan ze met stevige handschoenen in een kartonnen doos te zetten en de dierenambulance te waarschuwen. Die kan de egel dan naar een opvang brengen. En wat kan je verder goed doen voor vriend egel: een beetje kattenvoer kan nooit kwaad, een mooi onderkomen ook niet, als het maar een beetje uit het zicht is, tegen een haag of schutting aan.Een egelhuisEr is natuurlijk van alles te koop, zoals één klik op het internet duidelijk maakt. Maar misschien is het wel veel  leuker (en goedkoper) zelf een egelonderkomen in elkaar te zetten. Een goede instructie met filmpje staat op de site van natuurmonumenten (https://www.natuurmonumenten.nl/kinderen/speeltips/egelschuilplek-maken-zo-doe-je-dat). Belangrijk is de goede plek, een beetje in het verborgene. Een dikke stapel bladeren en takken in een hoekje tegen de haag is natuurlijk ook een goed idee, de Engelse naam (hedgehog) is niet voor niets hegge-varkentje.Het lijkt op een egel maar het is het nietEgels horen bij de groep van de insecteneters, en daarin verschillen ze van andere stekelige zoogdieren. Zoals de Australische mierenegel, de echidna, een heel bijzonder eierleggend zoogdier dat zoals de naam zegt leeft van mieren en termieten. En dan zijn er de 27 soorten stekelvarkens, zoals het Afrikaanse stekelvarken (dat ook in Italië voorkomt), of de porcupine uit Amerika. Dat zijn allemaal plantenetende knaagdieren.. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.mennoenerwin.nl

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Hebbt Ju al mol wat vun Parasiten heuert, de „Lütte Leberegels“ heet? De sünd veellicht dösig. De künnt blots överleeven, wenn Schoop, Snecken un Miestriebels (Ameisen) op desülbige Koppel levt. Un dat geiht so: De utwussen‘ Egels sünd in de Leber, genauer geseggt in de Gallngänge vun Schoop to Huus. Dor leggt se ook Eiers, de denn dör'n Darm vun't Schoop no buten kümmt. Mit 'n beten Glück kruupt nu 'n Sneck över de Schoopkötels mit de Egeleier bin un fritt wat dorvun. In‘ Darm vun de Sneck slüppt de Larven ut de Eier un kruupt vun‘ dor in de Lung, wonehm se de Sneck so lang argert, bet se 'n beten Sliem mit de Larven dorbin uthosten deiht. Jüst op düssen Sliem hett dat nu 'n bestimmte Miestriebel-Oart afsehn. So langt 'n ganzen Schwung Egel-Larven in 'n Miestriebel, wo se sick sick in't näste Stadium verwannelt. Se blievt denn erstmol in Darm. All, bet op een. De wannert in‘ Kopp vun de Miestriebel, wonehm se sick in't Nervensüsteem inklinkt. Vun dor an geiht de Miestriebel obends ni mehr no Huus in't Nest, sünnern se krabbelt op'n hogen Grashalm un bitt sick dor boben fast. Wenn nix passeert, kümmt se morns to Arbeid dohl, üm obends weller op'n Halm to krabbeln. So lang, bet 'n Schoop den Halm mit de Miestriebel opfritt. In't Schoop kinnt sick de lütten Egels genau ut, denn wenn se ut de verdaute Miestriebel rut sünd, beugt se in Schoopsdarm direkt in Gallngang af. Dor ward se groot un leggt Eiers för den nästen Törn. Verrückten Krom gifft dat, ne. Overs een Sook lött mi ni los: De Ümprogrammeerung vun de Miestriebel, so dat se obends op'n Halm krabbelt. Kann man dat ni op uns Minschen anwennen? Ick wurr to'n Bispeel gern bi mennige Autofohrers inprogrammeern, dat se eenfach tosom mit all de annern losfohrt, wenn de Ampel för ehr op greun springt – dat se ni so lang rümnusselt eher weller rot is. Na jo, veellicht weer dat ook 'n beten överdreeven, de Lüüd dorvör so'n dösigen Egel in' Bregen to setten. Liekers: Man mutt sick wunnern, wat de Natuur sick allns utdinkt… In düssen Sinn

Naš gost je bil ledni plezalec Gregor Šegel. Mladenič pri 25-ih letih zrelo gleda na svoje športno, plezalsko in poklicno življenje. Letos februarja je prvič v karieri stopil na zmagovalne stopničke na zadnji tekmi celinskega pokala v lednem plezanju v Veliki Britaniji. Gregor sodeluje tudi pri izdelavi cepinov za hitrostno plezanje, plezal je že v Indijski Himalaji, sicer pa je kot inženir metalurgije poklicno vpet v reciklažo akumulatorjev.

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This episode discusses how women were successful in refraining from the sin of the Egel, and why Shabbos is immediately before the story of the Egel.

Ramban On The Torah | 35 | Ki Tisa, by Rav Eli Weber How did the number of Bnei Yisrael stay the same in both censuses? What is the meaning of the Egel?

The first korban the kohanim brought in their inauguration was a par chatas. Rashi (Shmos 29:1) says it was a mechaper for the egel. This episode explores the significance of this connection. Along the way, we discuss ideas about the chet ha'egel, korbanos, kappara, Mishkan, and more.

Op onze recente instagram hit zie je hoe een wezel een bruine rat aanvalt. Is dit normaal gedrag? Veel egelhuizen tasten gezondheid van egels aan. En deze warme winter is slecht voor de gewone pad. En verder: wintereend de eider, boeren die willen veranderen, en de we gaan mollen tellen. De column is deze week van Bibi Dumon Tak. Vroege Vogels Radio op NPO Radio 1 wordt zondag gepresenteerd door Menno Bentveld vanuit het Naardermeer van 7.00 tot 10.00 uur. Lees meer over de gehele uitzending (https://www.bnnvara.nl/vroegevogels/audio/604791)

Benjy Egel became the The Sacramento Bee's food and drink reporter in 2018. For the next five years, he watched the city's culinary scene blossom, attracting Michelin stars and James Beard Award nominations. Egel's reporting drew more than 1,000 new subscribers to The Bee who wanted to learn the latest about Sacramento's new cultural heartbeat.Sacramentans' love for the city's local restaurants inspired Egel to write “Sacramento Eats: Recipes from the Capital Region's Favorite Restaurants." The cookbook not only highlights the city's award-winning chefs, it also includes their recipes so that readers can prepare their favorite dishes at home.Egel recently wrote a piece for Better News on how other news organizations can create a regional keepsake that drives revenue toward their newsroom. Egel discusses that with host Michael O'Connell on this week's Better News podcast. Read the full study.The Better News podcast is a partnership between It's All Journalism and the American Press Institute to a) showcase innovative/experimental ideas that emerge from the Knight-Lenfest Local News Transformation Fund and b) share replicable strategies and tactics that benefit the news industry as a whole. Sign up for the Better News newsletter to receive news about the latest resources, case studies, and insights. For more news about the IAJ podcast, sign up for the weekly IAJ newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Benjy Egel became the The Sacramento Bee's food and drink reporter in 2018. For the next five years, he watched the city's culinary scene blossom, attracting Michelin stars and James Beard Award nominations. Egel's reporting drew more than 1,000 new subscribers to The Bee who wanted to learn the latest about Sacramento's new cultural heartbeat. Sacramentans' love for the city's local restaurants inspired Egel to write “Sacramento Eats: Recipes from the Capital Region's Favorite Restaurants." The cookbook not only highlights the city's award-winning chefs, it also includes their recipes so that readers can prepare their favorite dishes at home. Egel recently wrote a piece for Better News on how other news organizations can create a regional keepsake that drives revenue toward their newsroom. Egel discusses that with host Michael O'Connell on this week's Better News podcast. Read the full study. The Better News podcast is a partnership between It's All Journalism and the American Press Institute to a) showcase innovative/experimental ideas that emerge from the Knight-Lenfest Local News Transformation Fund and b) share replicable strategies and tactics that benefit the news industry as a whole. Sign up for the Better News newsletter to receive news about the latest resources, case studies, and insights. For more news about the IAJ podcast, sign up for the weekly IAJ newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I denne uge har Terese besøg af Frederikke Egel, til en snak om sin karriere som influencer, hvordan hun forhandler sine egne kampagner, og hvorfor det er så vigtigt at kende sit værd, lige meget hvilken branche man er i. Der er gode tips og læring til alle i denne episode, og så vender de selvfølgelig deres juleplaner, for juleaften er lige om hjørnet. Glædelig jul allesammen!CONNECT:Følg Frederikke på:Instagram, Tik TokFølg Busigirl Podcast på:Instagram, Tik Tok, LinkedInFølg Terese på:Instagram, Tik Tok, LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benjy Egel, food and drinks writer for The Sacramento Bee, released a new cookbook this month, "Sacramento Eats: Recipes from the Capital Region's Favorite Restaurants" featuring some of Sacramento's iconic eateries.On this week's episode, Egel shares how the cookbook came to be, some of the featured restaurants, and where you can pick up a copy.

Ekev | 40 Days and 40 Nights, Revisiting Moshe's Speech About the Egel, by Rav Yitzchak Etshalom Moshe's teaching the audience of Sefer Devarim - an orphaned generation that was, by and large, born into freedom in the desert - has curious twists and turns when contrasted with the narratives of Shemot and Bamidbar. In the middle of Parashat Ekev, Moshe retells the story of the sin of the Egel, but Aharon's role is overlooked, yet he is identified as a target of God's anger. The two motifs of "40 days and 40 nights" along with the tablets are repeated far more frequently than in the narrative of Shemot, raising the larger question of what Moshe's purpose in this speech may be. Exploring the contexts of where "40 days and 40 nights" appear in Tanakh helps us formulate an approach that explains the rhetorical strategy/aim taken by Moshe. Source sheet >>

Why did Moshe mention in the beginning of דברים the controversy of Korach before the Egel - didnt the Egel happen first? - great insight by Rebbe Reb Heshel of Krakow

Join us in this episode of the Bright Minds of eCommerce podcast as we hear from Emma Egel, the founder of Forever Dolls. Emma discusses her entrepreneurial journey, shares valuable insights, and provides practical takeaways for success. Don't miss this opportunity to gain inspiration from her experiences and learn how to focus on the right marketing channels, plan for long-term growth, prioritise profit, manage finances effectively, leverage subscription models, promote body positivity, engage with customers, implement strategic planning, and explore valuable resources. Whether you're a business owner or an aspiring entrepreneur, this episode offers valuable guidance to navigate the challenges of business growth and create a flourishing enterprise. In today's episode you'll learn: The importance of incorporating long-term planning to align business goals and strategies How implementing the Profit First system prioritises profit and manages cash flow effectively To be mindful of financial challenges and carefully manage debt and expenses How utilising subscription models can increase average order value and establish consistent revenue streams The impact in fostering personalised customer experiences through platforms like Facebook and email marketing Links from today's show: Book Your Free Strategy Session! Bright Red Marketing Episode 45 Forever Dolls Forever Dolls - VIP Facebook Group  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beautiful thought of the Netziv how the whole month of Nissan is a unique opportunity.

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“The barrier to introspection is self-awareness “says Kim Egel ,our guest for this week's Above Ground Podcast, episode one hundred eighty. Kim chats with the guys about her path into the mental health field as a therapist in San Diego, California. Kim looks to empower and provoke change in her clients. Time to start walking the path with Kim Egel. With no self-awareness you will not ask yourself questions about who you are. The only way to learn is to ask questions and acquire the answers. When the journey of a thousand miles begins it is best to have at least a general understanding of where you are headed or you will get lost. You can never plan the entire trip, but by asking about your direction helps you get back on course.  Kim's fascination with people started very early and she learned that she could make a career out of helping individuals discover who they really are. Walking the path is a continuous process. But how do we start to feel our uncomfortable feelings and sit with them.  Just start toward where you would like to head, but don't lose your curiosity about where you are headed. Kim has more than twenty years of experience and was doing this job before covid and now post covid and the world has changed every where.  Kim's approach is very person-centered and works within the humanity of the individual.  Kim's practice weaves a tapestry of modalities, a sort of extension of who she is just like her endeavors of jewelry, photography and blogging. Please check Kim out at any of these links.  https://www.kimegel.com https://youtu.be/LtidIrjptR0 https://instagram.com/iamkimegel?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://instagram.com/kimegeljewelry?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://www.pinterest.com/kimegel/ Thanks for listening to episode one hundred eighty. Please continue to follow and share the content with anyone who can use the hope and connection.  Please but the guys a coffee or two and help keep the curation of hope rolling at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/abovegroundpod Check out TPP's new book, Never Underestimate the Power of You at Amazon  https://www.amazon.com/Never-Underestimate-Power-You-Project/dp/B0BM43J534/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?crid=32NMLIW0C81AI&keywords=never+underestimate+the+power+of+you&qid=1669028953&sprefix=never+underestimate+the+power+%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-3 Check out Will's latest single, Memoir (Despair &Mayhem) on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Music https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QjfwOJ_Szj0 Until next may the force be with you and have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday and Stay Above.

Kim Egel has been a licensed Marriage Family Therapist for over 13 years, working within mental health for 20 years. She also just so happens to be our cohost Meadow's first therapist! Through her education, clinical experience and personal endeavors Kim has created her unique and intuitive approach to therapy, which benefits and guides her clients personal growth. Clients seek her out to gain higher self insight + awareness by connecting to their truth(s) and moving through blocks. Our thoughts with Kim moved from: over-intellectualizing your healing, discovering our inner truths, how to build self trust + self worth, mind-body connection, and asked Kim many of your questions including: what to look for in a therapist and how to know if a therapist is a good fit for you. Kim is accepting clients! Reach out via her site below and tell her Thoughts May Vary referred you :) MORE KIM:Website: https://www.kimegel.com/Kim's incredible blog: https://www.kimegel.com/blog/IG: https://www.instagram.com/iamkimegel/YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCejitiA7WKbfyEY1Ja0OB3g?view_as=subscriber Follow Ushttps://www.instagram.com/thoughtsmayvarypodhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thoughtsmayvarypodMeadow: https://www.instagram.com/itsmeadowlarkGaby: https://www.instagram.com/gabyulloa_ Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/thoughtsmayvaryWatch episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXwFvKTN7i7kr_xjsKsr5PA DISCLAIMER: We are not licensed professionals. If you are seeking licensed and professional mental health support, please reach out to 741-741 (The Crisis Text Line) or The NAMI Helpline or The Trevor Project or reach out to us for more resources.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In 'De egel, dat ben ik', een boek dat een bijzondere plaats inneemt in het oeuvre van Toon Tellegen, staan de wederwaardigheden, de verlangens en de diepste gedachten van de egel centraal.Uitgegeven door QueridoSpreker(s): Toon Tellegen

Hun startede med at blogge for mange år siden, og da der blev ved med at komme læsere til, så udviklede det hele sig!

The Golden Calf The assasination of Hur Why was Aharon HaKohen subjected to the devastating ordeal of making the egel ? And Haran died in the lifetime of his father Terah

Our podcast struggles with the absence of Moshe Rabbeinu at Yisro's feast upon becoming a GER.Was this a piety as our commentators suggest (waiting on their table like Abraham) or does his absence reflect a deep difference in approach to Jewish Law and Revelation. (He fails to mention Yisro once in Devorim when discussing the very same laws).I submit that Yisro's turn to Judaism was based on his “hearing” the story of all the wondrous deeds by Hashem, and comparing it to all the other religions he had tasted, felt the most compelling. This rational (almost Maimonidean) approach was resisted by Moshe Rabbeinu Who had tasted the ambivalent power of the Divine and the danger of getting too close, “seeing” the fire in the Bush and on the Mountain. His Judaism was  “Visual” ( you have seen what Hashem did…) and the divine fire of Sinai  was forever implanted in each person attending the theophany causing a deep shame (busha…Nedarim 20).The theophany was therefore a traumatic event and, I submit, goes back to the scene of primal trauma , the Akeidah, as described in the poem below.No wonder they made another fire in Parshas Ki Sissa soon afterwards, and there lost all sense of shame on the orgy of the Golden Calf.The fires of the Bush, Har Sinai  the Egel, and Auschwitz are all connected, and we the people whose history bears this flame understand an choose Moshe's paradoxical theology Reflected in the conflicted (Mechilta) approach to “maamud har Sinai” as we were thrown backwards 12 mil for every Divine utterance, then ushered back for more.He teaches us in every generation that the choice we made there would forever bind us to the ambivalent nature of ‘pushing us away with His left hand then retrieving us with His right”. We choose this non rational theology  over the cool rational Jethro approach since it provides a mythic ground to share our genetic PTSD, our toxic shame, and our insisting we are to blame for everything in our history.